Charging-location records
Locations, connectors, reported power and operating status come from Open Charge Map contributors and providers. Records can change, so drivers should confirm availability with the operator.
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Search live coverage from a global registry of more than 280,000 charging locations, build a multi-stop EV route, and compare charging speeds from any browser—no app installation required.
Live global coverage
Coverage figures are rounded from the live Open Charge Map statistics and change as community and provider records are updated.
How the map works
Locations, connectors, reported power and operating status come from Open Charge Map contributors and providers. Records can change, so drivers should confirm availability with the operator.
Route calculations use road geometry together with battery size, reference consumption, starting charge and reserve settings. Weather, speed and battery condition can change real results.
We do not operate charging stations and do not sell priority in map results. The service is intended for trip preparation, not as a substitute for vehicle warnings or operator information.
Quick answers
Open Charging Stations Map and search for a European country, city or address. Using the map and route planner is free and requires no app installation. Individual charging operators may still charge for parking, energy, subscriptions or session fees.
Search for a US city, state, ZIP code or destination, then zoom to a local map view. The map groups nearby charging locations and lets you distinguish standard, fast and ultra-fast charging by color.
Enter the city or place name in the search box and select the result. Zoom closer to reveal local charging locations, then select a marker to review its reported address, charging power, connector information and operating status.
Use the Fast or Ultra filter on the map. Green represents charging up to 22 kW, cyan represents charging above 22 kW and below 150 kW, and purple represents reported power of at least 150 kW.
Yes. Choose an EV profile, enter a start and destination, and build a route. The planner estimates battery use and recommends compatible charging stops using reported connector and power data. Always confirm live availability with the charging operator before travel.
The map shows usage-cost information when a data provider reports it, but prices and access rules can change without notice. A free map listing does not mean the charging session itself is free, so confirm current pricing with the operator.